This file defines image data for use in the Meshtastic firmware, including icons for satellite connection, USB, power, user location, and various status indicators, as well as emojis like thumbs up/down, smiley faces, and others.
A review of the Qwen2.5-VL-32B large language model, noting its performance, capabilities, and how it runs on a 64GB Mac. Includes a demonstration with a map image and performance statistics.
Recent archaeological discoveries in southeast Iran reveal the Jiroft Civilization, a Bronze Age society that may have predated Mesopotamia as a cultural hub and potentially the source of early writing, urban planning, and ziggurat architecture.
The DEA is promoting a contest run by Johnny’s Ambassadors, recruiting students to create videos warning about marijuana use for ‘Anti-420 Day’ and ‘flood’ Instagram with them. Students can earn Amazon gift cards for their submissions.
A user has generated higher zoom level map tiles for Meshtastic 2.6, based on OpenStreetMap data, and is sharing download links for various regions (World, Europe, USA, Canada, South America, Oceania). They also suggest formatting the SD card with a small block size (8K with FAT32) for optimal performance.
Calc is an interactive calculator providing large numeric calculations and programmable functionality. It supports various operators, functions, variable assignments, and complex numbers.
Mistral Small 3.1 is an open-source multimodal AI model optimized for consumer hardware, offering strong performance in text and image processing, multilingual capabilities, and a balance between performance and accessibility. While excelling in many areas, it has limitations in long-context tasks and Middle Eastern language support.
This article details a DIY atomic force microscope built from mostly junk parts. It utilizes a laser-based deflection reading system instead of traditional piezo motors, achieving 35-um resolution with readily available materials. The project focuses on simplicity and cost-effectiveness, making it suitable for educational purposes.
NVIDIA DGX Spark is a desktop-friendly AI supercomputer powered by the NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, delivering 1000 AI TOPS of performance with 128GB of memory. It is designed for prototyping, fine-tuning, and inference of large AI models.
